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Sandro Castro, Fidel Castro's grandson, claimed that "darkness" has taken over Cuba in a new cringe-inducing social media video.

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Seventeen Disney and Universal employees have been arrested in a Florida human trafficking and child sexual offense police sting, officials revealed..

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Matt Rhule revealed a fan cursed at his 13-year-old daughter after Nebraska's latest collapse, saying he'd consider retiring over family harassment.

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On Tuesday, Michigan voters will have their last chance to choose between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed to represent their state in the United States Senate.

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A federal judge has tossed out the cases against two former Federal Bureau of Investigation officials, accusing the Trump administration of weaponizing the power of government in order to prosecute them.

The Dept. of Justice had sought criminal charges against 46-year-old Nikki Floris and 56-year-old Bradley Benavides on the basis that they had allegedly lied to Congress about the Hunter Biden laptop case.

'What has transpired here cannot be described as anything other than weaponization.'

Both Floris and Benavides had testified in 2023 that they had no part in the investigation into Biden's laptop, but prosecutors cited evidence that both may have discussed the case with other FBI officials.

On Monday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui dismissed the charges against both defendants.

"What has transpired here cannot be described as anything other than weaponization," said Faruqui.

He said the government could have brought the charges at any time but chose to do so two weeks before the election. He also cited a prime time speech where President Donald Trump aired his grievances about the 2020 election.

"I will not bury my head in the sand and pretend that I cannot read a calendar," Faruqui added.

He accused the government of rushing the prosecution and including "critical mistakes" in their charges.

Floris' attorney had argued in court that his client had been prosecuted in order to influence public opinion for the sake of the election.

Critics of Floris pointed to an unearthed alleged text where she claimed to be "basically running a shadow government" in the FBI.

Both Floris and Benavides had been a part of the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force, which no longer exists but had spearheaded the agency's efforts to oppose foreign influence in the 2020 election.

The Justice Dept. has the option to pursue indictments of both Floris and Benavides through a grand jury.

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Faruqui was heavily criticized when he apologized in court to Cole Tomas Allen, the man accused of trying to assassinate Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April. Cole had been placed on suicide watch and been denied access to a Bible, according to his attorneys.

As a magistrate federal judge, Faruqui was not nominated by a president or approved by the U.S. Senate but selected by the court in Washington, D.C.

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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's September directive mobilizes the entire Defense Intelligence Enterprise for midterm election security overseas.

‘disgraceful dark money attacks’

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Bodycam video captures the intense shootout between Newport, Rhode Island, police and a suspected thief who allegedly stole a sailboat from New Jersey.

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Santiago Schnell, who stepped down this week as provost of Dartmouth College, had built part of his public profile warning that universities weren't doing enough to fight AI cheating. An internal investigation found he'd failed to disclose his own extensive use of artificial intelligence, including in that very warning.

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ICE has announced more arrests of foreign nationals accused of illegally voting in United States elections. 

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